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  1. Hunt Guidelines Process

    …proposed hunt guidelines for Commission and public review. September – Final proposed hunt guidelines presented to the Commission for adoption at its public meeting. – Public input accepted via blue…

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  2. Base & Meridian Wildlife Area

    …small mammals. Amphibians and Reptiles Press to toggle details. Amphibians and Reptiles Sonoran desert tortoises can be found in the area. Management Press to toggle details. Management Acquisition of the…

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  3. AZGFD Volunteer Program

    …skills through the National Archery in the Schools Program or Scholastic Clay Target Program. Wildlife Care and Transportation Help transport desert tortoises to their adopted home or care for animals….

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  4. Planning for Wildlife: Identifying Corridors

    …food, water, protective cover, and mates. Mountain lions, black bears, and mule deer roam over vast expanses that can encompass thousands of acres, while smaller animals such as desert tortoise

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  5. Internships

    …work is no longer required. Assignments are typically full-time (unless indicated by hiring supervisor) and generally last between 8 to 12 weeks. examples of past internship job duties Desert tortoise

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  6. Planning for Wildlife: Wildlife Friendly Guidelines

    …Management Practices Sonoran Desert Tortoise Three Forks Springsnail Western Burrowing Owl Information habitat specific Pinal County Riparian Area Guidelines Want to Get Involved with Wildlife Conservation? Volunteer your time, or…

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